THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2,. 1870..
imwo auraaiAnY.
Miv AOrtlrw.
Jolin Duffy, who was run over on Ratnr
doy by ft cart and received a coinponnd frac
inr of ft leg, died at the Hospital yesterday.
Deceased was thirty-six years old, and resided
ia the "Neck." Beyond these fact nothing
is known of him. The Coroner took charge
of the body. - , f , : -
Yesterday afternoon, while some boyi
were playing aronnd a fly-wheel, back of No;
l.tll Fassynnk road, the large mass of stone
fell, crashing John Lara, ten years old, and
causing instant death. The body was taken
to No. 1342 Passynnk road, and the Coroner
summoned to hold an inquest npon it. I
A. D. Inslee, formerly a confidential clerk
in the employment of Mr. Duffield Ashmead,
bookseller, Chesnnt street, near Eighth, has
been bonnd oyer on the chrrge of embezzling
the funds of his employer, lie had been seva
ral years in Mr, Asbmead's service; and such
was the trust reposed in him, that he was per
mitted to carry the safe key. . I
The committee appointed at a tempe
rance meeting held on the 24th of January,
to make arrangements for temperance meet
ings on the 22d instant, met yesterday at the
hall of the Young Men's Christian Associa
tion. It was determined to address ft circular
to all churches and temperance organizations
of the city, recommending that the week in
which the 22d ocours be a week of temperas ce
serrioes, and that a sermon on temperanoe be
preached in each ehurch on the Sunday pre
ceding the 22d. '
A publio meeting of stationary engineers
was held last evening at Henry's Hall, Ridge
avenue, above Wallace street. The object of
the meeting was to hear speeches in referenoe
to the best mode to be adopted for the mutual
benefit of members of the profession. It was
decided that the association should be benefi
cial in its tendencies, and that the members
should receive $6 per week when sick, and in
case of death their families should have $100.
It was also decided that the organization
should take no part in strikes for the regula
tion of wages, and that it should never be
used for political purposes. A fund of seve
ral hundred dollars . has already been created
to aid in carrying out the objects specified. I
The fourteenth annual meeting of the
contributors to the Church Home for Children
was held yesterday morning, at the institu
tion, Twenty-second and Pine streets. The
annual report read to the contributors stated
"that during the past year 19 children were
admitted and 9 were dismissed, leaving 61 in
the Home at the present time. The receipts
of the Home for 18C9 amounted to $8000 25,
and the expenditures to $720703.' An
acknowledgment of $2000 from the Philadel
phia Association of the U. S. Sanitary Com
mission towards the maintenance of the sol
diers' orphans in the Home is made. Through
the liberality of Mrs. Ann G. Thomas, the
managers are enabled to consider the pro
priety of removing and enlarging the Home.
Mrs. Thomas has given them one and a half
acres of ground at Angora Station, on the
West Chester Railroad, for a building site,
and eleven acres, about two squares distant,
to be held for the future endowment of the
Institution. The gift has been accepted, and
to put up buildings to accommodate 150 chil
dren, tfie sum of 540.OW w neeaea, or. wnion
$13,000 has been raised." '
1 ,' Domestic ABaln.
Gold closed yesterday at 121.
The Internal Revenue receipts yesterday
were $700,000.
The Metropolitan Police bill passed the
State Senate yesterday.
Philip Steinmeitz, convicted of the mur
der of August Heck, was yesterday sentenced
to death at Toledo.
Resolutions have been passed by the
Kansas Senate asking the President to recall
Hugh Ewing, Minister to the Hague.
Reil has been driven from power in the
' Red River Territory, and the Hudson Bay
Company 8 government has been reinstated,
with Governor MoTavish at its head. 1
A resolution has been adopted by the
Xansas House asking Congress to submit a
constitutional amendment for female suffrage
to the various States for ratification. , .
Yesterday the debate on the Currency
bill was resumed in tne senate ana ft numoer
of amendments brought forward and disposed
of, but the vote on the measure was deferred
nntil to-day. -
In the suit authorized by Congress vs,
The United States, and known as the Thun
derbolt shell and percussion fuse case, the
Court has decided that the claimant is the
first inventor and patentee.
i On a resolution proposed by Mr. Ramsey,
in the Senate, the Committee on Foreign
Affairs are to consider the expediency of the
Government tendering its mediation between
Canada and the people of the lie a river tern
tory.
In the United States Senate yesterday,
after the close of our report, the Currency
bill was considered, and Mr. Morton's amend
ment for the distribution of $13,000,000 of
the circulation among the (states and Tern
tories having less than their share, the de
mand to be made first on banks having more
than $1,000,000 capital, was adopted. The
Senate adjourned, postponing the final dispo-
Bition of the bill for another day. ,
The Public Debt Statement.
Washington, Feb. 1. The following is a
recapitulation of the statement of the pub
. lie debt of the United States for the month
'" ending January 81:
PKBT BBABDiO INTXKBST IM COIN.
Boer cent bonds 1221. 5S9. 800-00
per cent, bonds 1,886,849,900-01
H,10T,93t,S00-0e
. Interest 82,847,894 -8s
T)RT BIAR1NO INTEREST IN LAWFUL MONBY.
8 per cent, certificates MS,630,080-00
Navy Pension fund 14,000,000 -oo
Total $59,630,000 00
Interest TlT,960-0
SBBT ON WHICH INTBRKftT HAS CBASBD BINCB MA-
. TUaiTY.
Amoant outstanding 14,053,048-64
interest. .683,868-83
DEBT BBABIKO NO INTEREST.
- Demand and legal-tender notes... ....f i6,110,2B8-&
Fractional currency 0,063,61-68
' fciold certuicates 6,8,ibo-oo
Total. ;
Total amount outstanding.
Total Interest... ,
,. 1448.545, 5H
.8,16,088,W7
... 84.0KK.01I-70
Total debt, principal and Interest to ,
date, including coupons doe. and not ' " '
presented for payment $,8,1 R7.81 1 -40
Coin in Treasury 101.eoo.7B9 -7 7
Durrencj 8,S0,87-4l'
Kinking vuna ao.1 io,oao w
', bonds nurcbased and accrued luterest ' -
thereon 71,B6o,0s-88
Total. 'i07,89l,W2-R4
Debt lew amount In Treasury... ....$,444,Hi81iiH8-'j
Debt less amount in Treasury, Jan. 1. 2,4V,74o,vos -81
Decrease of the debt tn Jaanary . f 8,38,64-38
Decrease of debt since Marsh 1, 1849.. $so,ovj,971-o
A woman wbo lived in Wilkesbarre
lit nn a few nlebts ago for the purpose of
taking a smoke, and in looking for the neces
sary pipe and tobacco, fell down stairs and
broke taer ueck. Moral: Live in a oue-etory
frewe where, ers are ttflflf eesearv,
The Anylum for Ic. 1
To tht KriUot of Th Owning TtUgraph:
We are sorry to see by Tub Evbnino Tklh
oRAi-n of fcaturdny last that the object of the
Dor Home 11 a been misconstrued. It was til
Irgcd to be a "Quixotic" enterprise, and at the
fume time kindly advising us to transfer onr
time and money In aid of the poor. Fooling it
to be nnjunt towards the Public that they should
be misinformed, we will briefly explain the
object of this mnch-necded institution. All who
profess to pity the sufferings of animals must
be pained to see numbers of starving and
homeless dogs running at large in our midst.
To remedy this evil it is proposed by the
Society for the l'revention of Cruelty to Animals
to build a "home" where all stray dogs can be
taken and cared for. Those that have been lost
will be given to tbelr owners on the payment of
a small reward, while those that are worthies!
and diseased will be mcrcimiiy Killed, tbereby
nreventlner hvdroDhobia. Those who desire to
obtain valuable dogs will also be accommodated.
by so doing tending to diminish the breeding 01
dogs for the purpose of obtaining the sum paid
for them at the pound a practice which leads
to much needless work on the part of
the "dog-catchers." In answer to the hint to
kindly clven in behalf of the poor, we have only
to point to the number of asylums and homes,
already greatly in dobt; and when such is the
case we think it scarcely desirable to increase
the number. Human belmrs are endowed with
the gift of speech, and are generally not bashful
in expressing tneir wants; animals, on tne con
trary, should be considered as a charge from our
Creator, in return for which It is our amy 10
"use and not abuse."
"A Friend to Animals."
Philadelphia, Feb. 8, 1870. ' '
MARINE TELEGRAPH. '
For additional Marin New see first rag.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA Til IS DAY.
Bun Kises 710iMoon Risks 7-80
Sun Bets 6-19 High Water 8-06
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
D. C. McOammon. ......
J. prigs Wxtbshill, Committee op tub Month.
UBOKUS . JU.LEN, J
MOVEMENTS OK OCEAN STEAMSIIIPtt.
FOR AMERICA.
EantiairodeCnbaHavie New fork Jan. 15
Atalama. London New York Jan. 10
Ktieln Southampton. ...New York Jan. 18
Tripoli Liverpool... New York v. B..Jn. 18
Nebraska Liverpool... New York Jan. 19
Pennsylvania. . .Liverpool. . .New York Jan. 19
Austrian I Jverpool... Portland Jan. 90
Suildt .
Bremen New Xork.
..Jan.
FOR EUROPE.
Colorado New York. . .Liverpool. . .
..Feb.
..Feb.
..Feb.
..Feb.
..Feb.
..Feb.
2
8
3
8
Russia. New York . . . Liverpool, . .
Banna New York. . .Bremen
Palmyra... New York... Liverpool...
Pereire New York ... Havre
5
5
5
8
9
12
16
19
Virginia New York... Iiverpool...
City of London. New York. -Liverpool...
.Feb.
Etna. New York. ..Liverpool vlall.Feb.
Nebraska New York... Liverpool Feb.
C. of Wash ton . New York . . . Liverpool Feb.
Manhattan New York. . .Liverpool Feb.
V. or Baitimore.New York. . . Liverpool Feb.
Clt jof N.York. . New York . . . Liverpool Feb.
22
liUABTWlSK. JJUMUSTlU. JTU
Cleopatra New York. ..Vera Cruz, etc. .Feb.
2
rroinetneus.,..i'niiaaeipma. Charleston.. ... Fen.
8
toiumbia New lork. ..Havana Feb.
8
5
6
6
6
Wyoming Philadelphia. Savannah Feb.
Pioneer Philadelphia. Wllmluirton Feb.
Arizona New York... A spin wall Feb.
uresoeniuitv ..New iorK...New Orleans ... Feb.
Oeo.Washing'nNew York. ..New Orleans... Feb.
5
jcagie New xotk... Havana Feb.
10
12
Bht-rraan New York... New Orleans... Feb.
Mails are forwarded by every steamer In the regu
lar lines. The steamers for or from Liverpool call at
QneenBtown, except the Canadian line, which call at
i.onaonuerry. 1 lie sieaineis ior or irom tne Conti
nent cau at ttonihampton.
CLEARED YESTERDAY. I
Steamer J. S. Shrlver, Her, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
ocnr wm. a. ruomai, winsmore, ciemoegsB, u.ts.
8teton A Co.
Schr NeUIe Doe, Richardson, Savannah, S. Lathbnry
co. - 1
ARRIVED YESTERDAY. !
Steamship Wyoming, Teal, 70 hours from Savan
nah, with cotton, rice, etc., to Philadelphia and
iMjutnern Man Bteamsmp co. rasuengers x. J.
Maloney, lady and son, 8. Blnmenthal.
Kteamsmn worm an. MicKerson, nonrs rrom Bos
ton, with mdse. and nassenirers to H. Wlnsor A Oo.
Below Bombay Hook, saw a loaded brig at anchor,
name unknown.
Steamship Whirlwind. Sherman. 86 honrs from
Providence, with mdse. to D. S. Stetson A Co.
Schr 8ea Breeze, Holland, 1 day from Milton, Dei.,
With train to Jas. L. Bewley A Co.
Mi ur virsinia. isearse. o aais irom Boston, witn
mase. 10 jaersnon a (Jioua.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Thomas Harward. Strickland, from Havre.
sailed from Portland 17th ult. for Cardiff and New
Orleans.
Steamer Rattlesnake, Coburn, hence, below Bos
ton 80th UlL .
Bark Bessie Rogers, Crosby, hence, at Antwerp
81st nit.
Bark Dorette, Schulken. hence, at Bremen vester-
"J- . . .
uaric jtaia or uienworn, Thomas, rrom Colombo
81st Ang. via St. Helena 10th Nov. for Philadelphia
at Db 1 nomas xxa uit. wnn loremast sprang.
Bars uira, iix, sailed irom Flushing Roads I4tn
mi. ior Bnieiuii.
Bark Scud. Hopkins, at Messina 11th nit. from
Marseilles.
Bark John wooster. Knowies. at London 18th ult..
from Eurlerldle.
Bark victoire. Tonrnler. at Matanzas 23d nit., for
a port north of Hatteras, loading.
urica J. js. wrigni. w riant, ana o. M. itevnoias.
Dicks, at Matanzas 23d ult., loading for a port north
of Hatteras.
Brig Gazelle. Cole, at Genoa 12th ult. from New
York.
Lewis, were loading at Matanzas 23d ult. for a port
norm 01 iiaiteras.
Schrs Lizzie Batchelder. EngilBh: Sophia Wilson.
Nowell ; Eliza B. Emery, Clayton ; Marietta Steelman,
eieeiman ; anu uieugarry, uates, remamea at statan.
zas via nil., one.
Bear Kiectra nailer, smith, cleared at Baltimore
BiBi ail. ior west inaiei.
Bc-nr Btampeue. tttratton. for Fhlladelnhla. was
loading at Mayagaez about 16th nit. .
Bcnr aamirai. stseiman. ior rniiaaeroma. cleared
a Davaniiau oihi uiu
schr Lizzie Maul. Frambes. for PhlladelDhla.salled
irom rroviueuce zvw uit. 1
Bohr Fannie Davis, Hand, hence for Boston, at
New York mat ult.
Schr T. J. Trafton. Talpev. 8 davs from Charleston
for Boston, at New York BOtn ult. Jan. 2R, off Hat
teras, naa a neavy raie irom cute : lost ubooom.
ecnr . i h. Taster. Alien, at Baltimore Bist niL
from Portland. 1
Schr W. W. Pharo. Jackaway, for Philadelphia.
naueu 1 row otueiu sibv uiu u ... 1
NOTICE TO MARINERS. i
The Llehtvessel No. 14. temporarily relieved for
repairs, has been replaced in her proper position off
uornneia roiut, ixing isiana oounu.
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No. 1006 CHESNUT STREET, j
1 17 watt PHILADELPHIA.
ALBRECHT,
RIKKKB A SCHMIDT,
MAKTJPaorrmKua or
nRBT-CLA8H PIANU-VORTES. .
Foil cmarantes and moderate prioea. '
WARKKOOMB. No. CO ARCH Street.
QROOERIE8 AND PROVISION S
TRAVIS' CEI.KIIItATIiO HAMS,
. JUbT RECEIVED.
. ALBERT C. ROBERTS, j
Dealer la Fine Grooeries,
11 7 ' Corner KLEVKWTH and VIKIt Btreeta.
ICIIAEL ME AO HER & CO.,
HO. S23 South bixinit i u street,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In i
PROVISIONS, OYSTERS AND TERRAPINS. ,
Subler'a Kjtra Oanned OORN. ,
: , m m PEAUHE8. . i 1
Maryland Oanned TOMATOES. , , 1 !
KaUa Canned ASPAKAOUS. 83
WANTS. !
XTSERllNOLiB.a 3wpr5
pared
4a fii m i.h ail
claaaee
with constant employ
went at home, the whole of the time or fur the ..are
lemmata. . Huuneul 1 ' W. UKnt. ana BroDtAUle.
Peruou
1 either sex easilr eu'" Iulu uuo' 10 a per evening, and a
proportional sum by devoting their whole time to the
That all who sea this notice mar sand their address, and
UUSllieaa. uoy. ..u.w . wa. ..'.. j mm wuuu mm
teat the business, we make this unparalleled offeri
snch aa are not well aatisnad, we will send $1 to pay for
the trouble of writing, run particulars, a valaaole aaut-
S la, which will do to commence work on, and a cot 7 of
km lufc' iiuwr Uimw-i of th. largest and
best family newspapers published -all sent free by nuul.
Header, if voowant permanent, proutabl. work, adit rase
ilt,AlXJ-SitU..A:W'iU,ilaU, . .,. , IIwJm.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETO.
1124 CHESKUT STREET.
American, Sv.iss and English
W A T C II ES
AT
CLARK & BIDDLE S,
Special Agents in rkttadtlphia for
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Made by E. Howard A Co., Boston. 1 13 wfm
EW1S LADOMUS 4 Co7
Diamond dkaieks a jewelebs.t
WATCH BS, JSWBLar BILTFB W1HK.
iWATOEES and JEWELS! EEPA1EED,
02 Chsstnut St., PWla-,
Ladies' and Gents' "Watches
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED,
Of the noet celebrated makers.
FINE VEST CHAINS AND LEONTINE!
In M and 18 karat
DIAMOND aad other Jewelry of the latest dseia-na. '
Knaacemeat and Weddina Rtars, in IS-karat aad ooi
Solid BUr.r-War. tor Bridal Pxwrata, Table Outlet
Plated Ware, eta. lltfmwt
ESTABLISHED 1828.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, and
EANCTGOOD
W. RUSSELL, t
NO. la It. SIXTH STREET, FHILADELFHIA
HOWARD, WATCHES.
THE FINE AMERICAN WATCH AT THE VERY
LOWEST PRICES BY
ALEXANDER R. HARPER,
Successor te John M. Harper, A cent for th. Howan
Watch.
No. 308 CHESNUT STREET,
SECOND STORY.
119 am
RICH J E W E L R Yi
JOHN BKEWIN AIM
' DIAMOND DEALER AND JEWELLER, : -NO.
13 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET,
8mwi9mn , . fhiladklphia.
WILLIAM B. WARNE & CO
Who! seal Dealers ia
wat:hkn and jrwk.LRY.
eoraer SEVENTH and CHESNUT Street
SHI Second floor, asd lata of Ho. So B. imnu au
BLANK BOOKS.
Important to Book-keepers.
JUST PUBLISHED,
THE
"CATCILWORD"
LEDGER INDEX.
, (COPYRIGHT SECURED).
Book-keepers and all otters navlng to nse an Index
will find Oils a very valuable book.
By nalng tbe "Caleb-word" Index, It will not only
save time and eyeslgbt, bat tne finding of a name
quickly Is a mathematical certainty.
You are invited to cau ana examine it.
FCBLIBHKB BY ,
JAS. B. SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Blank Book Manofaotorers
and Stationers, !
No. 27 South SEVENTH St..
lasathstusm
PHILADELPHIA.
LUMBER.
1870
BPRTJCE JOIST.
SPRUCE JOIST.
HUM LOCK.
HEMLOCK.
1870
1870
6 KA BONED CLRAR PINE.
KEASONKD CLEAR PINK.
CilOICB PATTERN PINK.
1870
SPANISH C KHAR, FOR PATTERNS.
RED CEDAR.
1870
FLORIDA FLOORING.
. FLORIDA FLOORING.
CAROLINA FLOORING.
. VIRGINIA FLOORING.
DELAWARE FLOORING.
ASH FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOORING.
FLORIDA 8TRP BOARDS.
RAIL PLANK.
1870
1870
WALNUT BOARDS AND PLANK. ( Q -TA
WALNUT BOARDS AND PLA.NK.l0 i U
WALNUT tfUAKUM.
WALNUT PLANK. '
1870
UNDERTAKERS' LITMBER.
UNDERTAKERS' LUJaRitR.
RED CEDAR.
WALNUT AND FINE.
1870
1870
SEASONED POPLAR.
SEASONED CHERRY.
1870
Acii.
WHITE OAS PLANK AND BOARDS.
HICKORY.
1870
CIGAR BOX MAKERS'
CIGAR BOX MAKERS'
1870
SPANISH CEDAR BOX BOARDS,
Tmf T" S3 a 1 n t t.rr 9
ruA DAAaa lAjyr,
1870
CAROLINA SCANTLING.
CAROLINA H. T. SILLS. '
NORWAY SCANTLING.
1870
1870
CEDAR SHINGLES.
CYPRESS SHINGLES.
1870
MAULS. BROTHER k CO..
in
No. S600 SOUTH Street.
PAEL PLANK, ALL THICKNESS KS.
I COMMON PLANK. A IX THlOE-NEHblUi. . ;
1 IWIMUD 1SU1HUH.
' 1 and fSIUK PKMUK hOARDd " ' ;
WBITK PINK FLOORING HOARDS.
YVT.l-OW AND HAP PINK SLOORXNCiti. Uaad iiC
BPKUCK JOINT, AJ.LMZ.KH. . , .
HKMVX)(JK JOINT. ALT. SIZES. '
r J..n 1 H.JVAi. V. mm. 1. A OA l'.A.J ,
Tecetber with a general saaurUnect of Buildins; Lnmbet
for sale low tvt eaab. T. vy. bat.vjviz., .
11 'M 6ra Fimt ENTH and 8TILK8 Street a.
V U B S
R UNDER
ALWAYS DRY.
.0 T 1 1
. Wslnut, White Pine, Yelow Pine, Spruce, Hem
lack, fiLlngles, etc, always on band at low rates.
, WATSON GILL1NGHAM,
y.5 , siW KtTKtrj? tfastt in ward.
AMUSEMENTS."
AFiRICMI BEAUTY PERSQKIHED
AS . . , . J
The
BT JOSEPH frAGVAftf.
.1
NOW
ON KXIIlllITION
EAR LEO'
GALLERIES
' AND '
I00K1H 0 0IAS3 ; WAUER00IIS,
' 816 OirESUT STREET. ' v
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. A E K v N K8
vumonur ri u tut tmkai Pf. Bnaimata
WIH8BUBANUALTt) f
TO-NIIIIIT AH IflNi II1TTT
Also, Dlbdln's Hnolml C.'omedixlla, . .
... ..- 1'HK VfATKRMaN. . , .
FANflfKTTIt and THE WITHUU 11k (vvtinil.
TM TDU mh. TUOH. WHIKI-IB
FRIDAY Ha NIT FIT r Ulna iiikl nil ux asr
TUK E OPIUiKTTAR -", MROHRN AND FRITZ.
6UHKN. and I'BIMA IKJNI A OP" A NIOHT
BU8AW OALTON MATIN KB, B ATIIRU A T.
WAlYsJLlZ'
J.I11B j YYconcdnsyi Kv ENT WO, Feb.! ,
of the
tliiKe sets snd prolue, by Henry Lesbe and John B.
CUrke, entitled . j. , , ,
I.ONDON MATINKK on SATURDAY AFTRRNOOV
TIIRS. JOHN DREW8 'ARCH 8TRIET
A'-s. lur.A. nit. veaiua m vn a ' - ' ,,
beeotd Week of tb Fmlnent Artist.
MR. JOHN BROUOHAM.
MONDAY AND KVRRV MI1I1T
::r.
Mr. broag ham'. New Csmedy Drainaof S
aTiTl mi ia ea 1 Svr a T aim v-v a rs- warn -
JOHN BROUGHAM aa..,...NF.D MACDERMOT
Atfled tir the rail Oompsny.
KRIDAY-BKNEFIT OK JOHN BROUGHAM.
nsTltal soon of LITTLE EM'I.Y.
FOX'S AMERICAN THEATRE.
OPFN THE YEAR BOUND. EVKRV It VVNTHO
MADAME BENVKAH, FEMALE GYMNAST.
Brown and Bandford. Grmnaats. Mim Jennie D. 1.
i;,i!',,Kifnl,Mr1?0 Winnet, LEB l"018b0.1 iPAJt'.
GKNT, Mad'lle De Bona. Lupcveta
matineeon ba'i ukuav AFTKHWOOBst l'eloe.
DTJPREZ A BENEDICT'S OPERA HOUSE,
SEVENTH St., below Arch (Lata Theatre Oosaieaei
n.nwinsiic Apuisnse snn unlimited hatls'aetioa.
THIS EVENING. DUPRKZ A B EJt KDIOT'H
fviattntin MinBt.rila InbwviiinA
First Time BLAuK RTATl'E, ""J'i.I
First Time-FIVE LAUGUINU VOOALI8TS, eta. ete.
nuunaawru, rstmuw, ISO, TUIfVYT, WOO, I H 9
NEW ELEVENTH " STREET ' O PER
HOUSE, ELEVENTH Street, abova Ohaank.'
f THE FAMILY RE80KT.
1 CARNOROHR A DIXET't allNNTPVTw
th. graaA Star Tranne of the world, in Uteat aaeonatt
ETHIOPIAN BOlREEST ""
OPKRATIO SKLKGTION8. and
SAVO. SSUU
LAUGH ABT.SI KimT.irnorrRB
EVERY EVENING.
J. Lm OAJUiUBOSB. Manairar.
R. F. RIMPSON, TreaanrOT.
aiaeaa
VALER'8 (LATE MILLER'S) WINTE
GARDEN. Noe. 720. 722, 734, and 71 VIN E Street.
' THE GRAND OHUHKSTRION. formerly tbe propert
of the GRAND DUKE OF BADEN, purchased at jfni
expense by JACOB VALKR.of this oiiy, in eemhinatie
nn riianiut'D uhuuhmha and Mies NKLLI
ANDEKNUN, will perform EVKRY AfTKRNOOM
a. v inintt at ane aooTe-menuooea piaee.
Admission free.
TEMPLE OF WONDERS, ASSEMBLY BUILD
ING8. 8IGNOR BLITZ
EVERY EVENING, at 7V. and MATINEE a. WED.
flUMJAI and BATUKDAY at 3.
Admission. 86 eta. Reeerred Beats, 68 etav ' 11
SENTZ AND HASSLER'S MATINEES
MUSICAL FUND HALL. 1MO-M. mrnmr, BATIT S
DAY AFTERNOON at 8 o'clock. U1S
. PRY OOOQ8. 1
PRICE & WOOD,
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT,
HAVE JUST OPENED
13,000 yards of Hambont Edgings, Flouncing aad I.
sertings, new styles. Bought for cash, rsrjr cheap.
FROM A NEW YORK CASH SALE.
. . .
100 dozen Linen Birder Towels, 12X cents. ' I
100 dozen Linen Unckaback Towels, centa, worth
18 cents.
Linen Huckaback Towels, large size, , 53, 36,38,37,38
eents. . . .
BARGAINS IN DAMASK TOWELS.
Heavy Power-loom Table Linens, 40 and SO eents per
yard. ...... . ,
Bleached Table Linens, ander market prioea
Watson A Armstrong and Barnalef Table Linens. .
A cheap lot of Plaid Towelling, 18 cents, worto 36 cents.
Linen Doylies, 63M, 69, 16 eents, tl np to (3 per Sosen.
600 dozen Linen Napkins, $113X, Cls, (1-37X, $160 ap
to f per doien.
SCOTCH NURSERY BIRD-EE.:
Linen Bird-ej., several Job lota, very cheap.
Best makes Shirting Linens, at reduced prices.
Russia and Aaericaa Crash, etc ' '
PRICE & WOOD,
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT.
N. B.-A cheap lot of Dimily Bands, at T3X. 18. 38
and 36 oenta. 10 81 sw
II
OUSE-FURNISHING DRY GOODS.
13-4, 10-4, 9-4, and 8-4 Sheeting MmlinB and Linens.
6-4, 5-4, and 42-lnch Pillow Muslins and Linens.
4-4 Bieached and Brown Muslins, of all makes.
Table Linens, Napkins, Doj'llca, and Towels.
Tickings, all grades, from 35 eents to fl-00.
Marseilles, Jacquard, Lancaster, and. Honejcomb
Counterpanes. . . . ,
Marseilles Bureau Covers, In extra size and quality.
Table and Stand Covers In variety.
Hotels and Boarding Houses furnished with tne
above goods at the lowest prioea. . ' ,, . ,
STOKES & WOOD,
S. W.COR. SEVENTH AND ARCH STS.,
PHILADELPHIA. wl
MIL L I KEN'S
LINEN STORES. '
OLD STORE. . t
No. 828 ARCH 8T RECT.
NEW store, .; , ;, ,
8 CHESNUT Street.
:.'t I.'
NO. I II
" '. HEW DEPARTMENT BED CLOTHING.
- BEST BLANKETS, fresh from tbe mUla. ,
MARBEILLES RED QUILTS. . ,, , ,
HONEYCOMB QUILTS, all sizes. " '
' ALLENDALE AND LANCASTER QUILT&
LINEN SHEETINGS, all widths.
COTTON SHEETINGS, all Widths,
ninnW HARIKOS
'I 1
, we bid for a large trade tn BED CLOTHING, by
selling reliable goods at tbe lowest prioea. . 8 81 mwf
KB. R. DILLON, NO. 323 AND 831 SOUTH
btreet. bas a larae assortment of line Milliner
Ior Ladies and Mimes. ftil.boD. batlns. bilks. Velvets
snd Velveteens, Crapes, teachers, I lowers, Frames,
Saab lUbboua. Ornaments, MonruinaT Uilbnarf, C'rau.
Veils, etc ; , JL
;f EPIIYR8 AND GERMANTOWN WOOLS,
J Stocking Yarns ol all kinds; Tidy, Oroohet, and
Mendinf Cotton, wholesale a4 retail, at kaJftory. No,
lit 'u : .
OR, UOHT8 AND SHADOWS OF THE GREAT CITY
the nnrt. Srenio Drama ever oflered in I'bilodulDliia tl
Uiriliiaa Dramatic Pictnre of . ..... .
"LICK IN LONDON." .
Erery scene now snd eiprcmy . ?!,:; t
IMI'llUTk.ll VkliU liviinn -